… He once rode the entire 5700 miles of Trans-Siberian railway, only because he believed
that it was to be mothballed by the Russian Federation and would no longer exist. He felt he …

… Two cases of sudden and unexpected death due to necrotizing fasciitis are presented with
a … fasciitis by Wilson in 1952 [4]: hemolytic streptococcal gangrene, Fournier’s gangrene, …

… Definitive care of any complex abscesses should be directed by a urologist. FOURNIER'S
GANGRENE Fournier's gangrene is a polymicrobial, synergistic infection of the subcutaneous …

… skin gangrene succeeded a major infective process in the subcutaneous tissues, and the
other in which skin gangrene related … ‘Fournier’s gangrene’ was the original name attached to …

… In our experience a pure and very early case of Fournier's gangrene still without skin necrosis
shows streptococci in pure culture after needle aspiration of the affected area. We found …

… as defined by at least one of the following: hypotension (BP <80 mm Hg); decreased systemic
vascular resistance <800 dyne-sec/cm"; an unexplained metabolic acidosis; or a suddenly …

… system and from case reports, highlighted Fournier's gangrene as a potential side effect of
SGLT-2 inhibitors. No cases of Fournier's gangrene were noted in the dapagliflozin arm of the …

… gangrene, hemolytic or acute streptococcal gangrene, Meleney’s gangrene and Fournier’s
gangrene. … Sudden unexpected death in a child with varicella caused by necrotizing fasciitis …

… Sudden unexpected death in infants is defined as death of an infant occurring under one year
of age [8]. Sudden and unexpected death due to … aggressively, and death occurs without a …

… Saffle and coworkers [74] from the University of Utah investigate the outcome associated with
Fournier's gangrene, a necrotizing infection associated with genitalia, perineum or perianal …